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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1923
Page
6
Indiana Republican leaders weigh how to respond as Clyde Walb seeks federal input on the McCray matter. Delegation members doubt resignations help and favor court handling while McCray remains in office amid indictments.
County meeting of all Odd Fellows encampments set for Saturday night December 8 at the I O O F hall in Bloomfield. Attendees urged to arrange transportation or inform the committee J H Baseman E A Hubard and John R Morgan to secure a ride. Officials promise a large turnout and a memorable gathering.
The city council will meet in regular session this evening with monthly claims on the agenda for consideration and allowance. No major business is expected to arise from the meeting.
Eight of the original twenty three members of the Sullivan County Anti-Horse Thief Detectives filed $1,000 bonds in Sullivan Indiana on December 4 in line with a county board order. Bonded are Charles I Walters George Webb Sullivan Ray Watson Harvey Ridgeway Graysville John Slover Marl Patten Herschel Weene William H Coonee Shelburn. The move follows a petition with thousands of names asking to strip the detectives of authority.
Indianapolis December 4. Boulton Wilson 84 a retired druggist of Greenwood Ind. chose a coffin in J C Wilsons undertaking establishment and died after taking poison. He complained of leg pain and asked to lie down while the undertaker was away. Coroner's office opened an inquiry.
The Vandalia Coal Co. reportedly abandons the old Tower Hill mine for the third time, ending its storied run with another shutdown that may be permanent.
Grimes and Jonathan offer apples at wholesale pricing. Merchants may call or write to Joe Beasley for orders and details.
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